College of Business Administration

Marquette University
ACCO U N T I N G
The Tim
and Stephanie
Knight Family
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION n FALL 2015
Greetings FROM THE CHAIR
It is our pleasure to share with you the 2015 edition of Accounting,
the magazine of the Department of Accounting of the College of
Business Administration at Marquette University. Our hope is that
the articles about fellow accounting alumni and the information
about the Accounting Department and College of Business
Administration will help to keep you connected to Marquette.
The Accounting Department faculty members are proud to
recognize the accomplishments of the alumni, current students
and friends of the accounting program. An update on faculty and
department activities is also provided.
I want to especially thank our Master of Science
students for conducting the interviews and writing
them up, Amanda Ames, our executive assistant,
for her editorial work and Dora Hagen for
designing the magazine. Everyone has done
an excellent job.
Thank you for your continued support! Through your business and
community activities, you reflect the values and ideals of Marquette
University to all whom you meet and work with. Many of you have
impacted the accounting program by referring prospective students,
serving as mentors, or offering internships and full-time employment
opportunities. I have been privileged to meet and work with many
of you. When I meet with prospective students and their parents,
I take pleasure in discussing the various ways that each of you as
alums, as well as friends of the program, support the accounting
department.
Please send along any items of personal and professional interest
that you would like to share by using the back page of the magazine,
by calling, or by e-mailing us. If you are ever on campus, please stop
by, as we would welcome the opportunity to visit with you.
– Michael D. Akers, Professor and Chair
Advisory Board
Accounting Faculty
Chairman
Professor Emeritus
John Malloy, NAI-MLG Commercial
Frank R. Probst, PhD (University of Florida), CPA
Members
Professors
David M. Bauer, Lubar & Co.
Michael D. Akers, PhD (University of Mississippi), CPA, CMA, CIA, CFE,
Department Chair and Charles T. Horngren Professor of Accounting
Tony Berndt, Baker Tilly Virchow Krause & Company, LLP
Michael J. Browne, Advanced Financial Training
Andrew Copps, Actuant Corporation
Don E. Giacomino, DBA (University of Kentucky), CPA
and Donald & Beverly Flynn Chair Holder
Eric W. Falkeis, Direxion Funds
Associate Professors
Thomas Fotsch, EmbedTek, LLC
Qianhua Ling, PhD (Oklahoma State University)
Jessica B. Gatzke, Scribner Cohen and Company, S.C.
James P. Trebby, DBA (University of Kentucky), CPA and
Director of the Master of Science in Accounting Program
Bradley J. Kalscheur, Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Melissa K. Koeppel, Grant Thornton LLP
Jeffrey Krol, Jeffrey W. Krol & Associates
Robert B. Yahr, PhD (University of Nebraska), CPA and
Director of the Accounting Internship Program
Robert D. Love, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Assistant Professors
Joan Phillips, Deloitte & Touche LLP
Jodi L. Gissel, PhD (University of Wisconsin – Madison)
Kevin Rich, PhD (University of Oregon)
Ikseon Suh, PhD (Southern Illinois University)
Joseph M. Wall, PhD (Case Western Reserve University)
James G. Quaid, Ostrow Reisin Berk & Abrams, Ltd.
David J. Rodgers, Briggs & Stratton Corporation
Greg Ryan, KPMG LLP
Ignatius L. Smetek, Arcataur Capital Management LLC
Adjunct Assistant Professors
Daniel T. Szidon, Wipfli LLP
Laurence Tomsyck (retired), Ernst & Young
Michael P. Dole, MS (University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee),
CPA, CFP
Victor Weiler (retired), Clifton Gunderson LLC
Douglas O. Smith, JD, MBA (Marquette University)
Ann Marie Wick, Briggs and Stratton
Adjunct Instructors
Cindy Gruber, MS (University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee), CPA
Barbara L. Kren, MS (University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee), CPA
CONTENTS
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Tim Knight
Seizing Opportunity: Following Life’s
Unexpected Path
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Mark Santacrose
Mark Santacrose and Family: We are Marquette!
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Cheryl Truesdale
Going the Distance: Personally and Professionally
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Greg Naples
Dr. Greg Naples: Challenged and Influenced Business
Law Students
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Amanda Isken
Elijah Watt Sells Award
10 Beta Alpha Psi 2015 Update
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11 Rick Dillon
Beta Alpha Psi Alumnus of the Year
11 Dr. Brian Till
New James H. Keyes Dean of the College of
Business Administration and Graduate School of
Management
11 Ann Marie Wick
Alumni National Award for Service
12 Robert Love
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Advisory Board Member Feature
13 Graduate Assistant Interviewers
14 Accounting Department News,
Scholarly Activities by the Faculty
15 Accounting Students & Alumnus
Awards, Accounting Internships
16 Accounting Majors Receive
Scholarships
ACK NOW LE DGEMENT S
The Marquette University College of Business Administration Accounting magazine is published by
the Department of Accounting, Marquette University, College of Business Administration, Straz Hall,
P.O. Box 1881, Milwaukee, WI 53201-1881. Phone: (414) 288-4173. Fax: (414) 288-5755.
http://business.marquette.edu/departments/accounting
Matt Noe, Angela Robertson, Joseph Valenti, Yuqiong Ye and Xin Zhang, interviewers;
Amanda Ames, editor; Dora Hagen, designer; Deb Reeder, copy editor.
©2015 Marquette University Please send address corrections to the above address.
18 Marquette Teams Participate In
Accounting Firm Competitions
19 Class Notes
TI M KN I G HT
SEIZING OPPORTUNITY: A
sk Tim Knight if he, as a Marquette University accounting student, ever
imagined he would end up where he is today and his answer is simple:
“No way.” Today, Tim is the Chief Executive Officer of Wrapports
LLC, a technology holding company headquartered in downtown Chicago,
Illinois. Wrapports was created in late 2011 as an entity to acquire the Chicago
Sun-Times and adjacent suburban publications. The company has created a
venture fund to invest in technology businesses in the media sector. Ultimately,
Wrapports is committed to helping the management of underperforming
businesses transform themselves into successful 21st century local media
companies. Tim believes his background in both the business and broad liberal
arts courses that he took at Marquette have helped him navigate the uncertain
world of local media.
Tim grew up near Flint, Michigan, and is the oldest of six children. His parents
instilled in him and all of his siblings a core value of the importance of family,
something Tim continues to find deeply meaningful. As the oldest, Tim was
often responsible for watching over his siblings. As to his extended family, Tim
considers himself very lucky to have had his grandparents, aunts, uncles, and
cousins located close to Flint. As a result, Sunday dinners with all the family
members were a regular occurrence and remain wonderful memories.
Ultimately, it was a tragic event that brought his family even closer. When Tim
was a sophomore in high school, his youngest brother, Michael, was involved
in a drowning accident. Michael, age four, remained in a coma until his passing
three years later. The sad event served to strengthen the bonds between Tim’s
family members even more and has made Tim particularly empathetic toward
others. Today, Tim tries to stay in regular contact with all siblings, Mark, Ted,
Maureen, and Bridget, and their families, even though they are scattered across
the United States.
Quinn, Tim, Stephanie and Fitz Knight
No matter what field one
is in, Tim believes that
integrity and humility will
lead one to success.
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Tim followed in his father’s footsteps in attending Marquette as his father
graduated from Marquette’s Dental School in 1962. Tim remembers his father
telling stories about all his positive experiences at the university and he recalls,
in particular, his father speaking very highly of the Jesuits and the values the
school still stands for – excellence, faith, leadership, and service. Tim knew
Marquette would be a place where he would be challenged in the classroom,
a place where he could grow in his faith, and a place from which he could give
back to the community. Tim knew he wanted to attend a Catholic university
and was drawn to Marquette because he also wanted to experience a truly
urban setting. While attending school in Flint, Tim described his life as “pretty
suburban.” He was looking forward to having different opportunities and
experiences in college.
Growing up, Tim worked at his father’s dental office and believed he might
follow in his father’s footsteps, so accounting was not originally a part of his
plan. However, at his father’s office, Tim helped with bookkeeping and, over
time, found he enjoyed accounting more and more. So, during his sophomore
year, Tim transferred into the College of Business Administration. He was
attracted to accounting because of the discipline and structure required to
complete his assignments. One of Tim’s favorite things about Marquette’s
business school was the requirement to complete a full complement of
liberal arts courses. Tim credits the political science, theology, and philosophy
courses he took as providing him with the opportunity to develop his critical
Following Life’s Unexpected Path
at the time. In 2008, the Tribune Company sold Newsday to a New York cable
company. In 2010, Tim and his family returned to the Chicago area and in late
2011, Tim became CEO of Wrapports, LLC.
In addition to working at Wrapports, LLC, Tim enjoys the opportunity to give
back to the community. Tim is a member of the Dean’s Council of Excellence
for the College of Business Administration at Marquette and on the Board
of Trustees at DePaul University. Additionally, Tim is on the boards of Mercy
Home for Boys and Girls, Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Chicago,
and the Illinois Mentoring Partnership.
Tim treasures the meaningful time he shares with his family. Tim and his
wife, Stephanie, have been married for 10 years. They met through friends in
Chicago and have been blessed with two sons, a fourth grader named Quinn
and a first grader named Fitz. As a result of having young and active boys,
the family spends most of their free time at one or another of the boys’
activities.
thinking skills. When asked more specifically about his time at Marquette,
Tim remembers three professors who made a strong impression on him –
Dr. Jim Trebby in accounting, Mr. Bill Sturm in business law, and Dr. David
Mielke in financial statement analysis courses. He remembers all three
professors as people he looked up to and who were more than willing to
help him in any way possible.
Looking back, Tim remembers gaining the networking skills needed to be
successful in the business world outside the classroom. Tim and his friends
enjoyed going to several local watering holes and it was there that Tim
realized the importance of establishing and maintaining relationships with
his classmates. Ultimately, these collegiate social experiences helped Tim
develop the basic skills necessary for creating and fostering relationships in
the business world.
Even though Tim was drawn to accounting, he was not sure he wanted
to do only accounting for his entire career. Thus, during his senior year at
Marquette, he decided to go to law school. After getting his undergraduate
accounting degree from Marquette and successfully completing the CPA
exam, Tim went on to earn his Juris Doctorate degree with honors from
DePaul University College of Law in Chicago. During his second year of law
school, Tim accepted a summer associate position with the Chicago office
of Skadden Arps, a large New York-based law firm. After graduation from
DePaul, Tim began working full-time with Skadden Arps. After four years of
the intensity of life in the Chicago office, Tim was given the opportunity to
transfer to the firm’s London office. He spent two years in London working
on transactions that took him to Vienna, Budapest, and Prague. Tim notes
that his favorite memory abroad was attending Easter Mass at the Vatican
in Rome and seeing Pope John Paul II. After two years abroad, Tim returned
to Chicago to join the Chicago Tribune in the mergers and acquisitions unit.
It was at this time that his interest in the media sparked. In time, he worked
his way up to senior management with the Tribune Company and then
went to Long Island, New York, to run the Newsday Media Group. He later
became publisher of Newsday, the eighth largest paper in the United States
Living in nearby Chicago, Tim enjoys being able to bring his family to
Milwaukee a half-dozen times a year. Tim loves visiting Milwaukee, whether
to explore his old stomping grounds or to attend a Marquette basketball
game (he has been spotted at quite a few). His favorite player is Jimmy
Butler, whom he still closely follows on the Chicago Bulls team.
Tim has taken a career path he could not have anticipated – from accounting,
to law, to the media – and he says he would not change a thing. No matter
what field one is in, Tim believes that integrity and humility will lead one to
success. In addition, the lessons Tim learned throughout his childhood and
the Jesuit values he learned while at Marquette still have a profound impact
on his life today. From his parents, Tim learned the importance of family
and hard work. At Marquette, he learned the importance of acting with the
highest level of integrity in all circumstances and the importance of giving
back to the community. Tim is truly an outstanding Marquette University
alumnus.
– Matt Noe
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M A RK SANTACROSE
Mark Santacrose and Family:
WE ARE MARQUET TE!
D
eciding where to go to college was an easy
choice for Mark Santacrose, a Shorewood,
Wisconsin, native, because he came from
a family of Marquette University graduates. They
include his parents, Mary Healy Conrad and
Anthony, and two sisters. Mark’s mother and father
met while both were attending Marquette after
Anthony’s military service in the Korean War. When
Anthony passed away, the funeral service was held
at the Church of the Gesu. The Marquette tradition
continues with the family Mark married into. His
wife, Meg (née Fiorenza), her mother, father, and
sister are all Marquette alumni. In fact, his fatherin-law, John Fiorenza, was the university’s 1995
Alumnus of the Year. As for the next generation,
Mark’s nephew, Matt Nicholson, currently attends
the university as a freshman.
Mark graduated from Marquette in 1981 and
attributes his current career success to the
experiences and great education he received
through Marquette’s accounting program. While
Mark had always aspired to be a lawyer, he also
always enjoyed the business side of things, and
so he began his undergraduate studies as an
accounting major. He grew to appreciate the
value of accounting, the language of business,
with the help of Drs. Don Giacomino and Frank
Probst. After completing his undergraduate degree,
Mark attended law school at Loyola University of
Chicago. In law school, he focused on mergers
and acquisitions, which allowed him to become
knowledgeable about the legal process and due
diligence. After graduating, he practiced law for
seven years before returning to school in 1993
to earn his master’s degree from Northwestern
University’s Kellogg School of Management.
Mark had a good share of interesting experiences
and jobs on Marquette’s campus. The lessons
learned from these jobs helped him understand
how to become a better professional and taught
him important lessons that he continues to use
throughout his career. During one of his summers
as an undergraduate, Mark cleaned dorm rooms.
This is where he learned the value of staying in
school to receive an education by discovering
exactly what he did not want to do after that
summer. As a desk receptionist at the all-female
dormitory O’Donnell Hall, he learned the value of
networking by consistently meeting and conversing
with new people. While working as a lunch
manager at the Mug Rack (formerly located in the
Alumni Memorial Union), he was exposed to his
first managerial experience. He learned the value of
customer service as well as how to make a martini
while bartending at university-sponsored functions
on campus. Mark also has great memories of the
Avalanche. The ‘Lanche, as most people called
it, was a campus bar located at the intersection
of 15th and Wells streets that, after more than 60
years of doing business, closed in 1997.
A great education, wonderful experiences, and
lasting friendships are not the only things Mark is
grateful to Marquette for. The most valuable gift
of all was the opportunity to meet his future wife,
Meg and Mark Santacrose
Through the values that Marquette
taught him, Mark has learned how
to treat others well, build teams
upon a foundation of trust, and
establish organizations with strong
cultures of respect and integrity.
Meg, who graduated from Marquette the same
year Mark did with a degree in law enforcement.
Fittingly, their marriage ceremony took place at
the Church of the Gesu. Mark and Meg have four
children: Anthony, Ryan, Erin, and Nina. One of
their sons is a senior at Boston College while the
other just recently graduated and is now currently
working for Ernst & Young. Both daughters are still
in high school.
Marquette provided much more than a four-year
education, according to Mark, who believes
Marquette is unique in focusing on developing
the whole individual and not just on the skills
transferable to the professional workplace. Through
the values that Marquette taught him, Mark has
learned how to treat others well, build teams upon
a foundation of trust, and establish organizations
with strong cultures of respect and integrity. The
powerful Jesuit principle of being a man or woman
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Ryan, Erin, Anthony and Nina Santacrose
(Continued on page 19)
CHERYL TR U E S DA L E
Going
the
Distance:
Personally and
Professionally
The Truesdale family at the 2014 Boston Marathon. From the left: Eric, Luke, Cheryl, Grant and Jacob.
C
heryl Truesdale is Senior Director of Global Internal Audit at SC Johnson,
a privately held, family-owned company based in Racine, Wisconsin. She
has worked with the company for 19 years. The Truesdale family, Cheryl,
her husband Eric and their three boys, Jacob (17), Grant (14) and Luke (12) live in
Elkhorn, Wisconsin.
of experience continues to help Cheryl advance her career. In her current role,
she is responsible for developing the global audit plan and assessing if there are
adequate controls and processes in place to protect the company’s assets. Her
days include many meetings, teleconferences, and working sessions to ensure
the team’s objectives are accomplished.
Both Cheryl and Eric graduated from Marquette in 1990 and 1992, respectively.
Cheryl spoke about her many great memories of the university community,
living off-campus in a large house at 14th and Kilbourn, and the professors and
camaraderie within the business school. “I originally started out thinking I would
be a Computer Programmer, but it wasn’t something I was particularly good
at, so I started to take some business classes and it felt like that was a much
better fit for me.” She enjoyed the accounting courses and that led her to major
in accounting. In her senior year, Dr. Bob Yahr encouraged her to take the CPA
exam during her last semester and she was able to get three out of the four
parts completed prior to starting to work. She really appreciated that advice!
In 2007, Cheryl had the opportunity to take a position with SC Johnson as
a foreign service employee in Sydney, Australia. “It was a decision that my
husband and I made together,” Cheryl said. “My husband was willing to put his
career on hold to give our family this experience and to allow me to focus on
my career.” Eric was a public relations executive at a firm in Milwaukee when
they decided to move overseas. Because of their time in Australia, the Truesdale
children developed a strong sense of adventure and continue to seek out and to
explore new experiences. Their family also made lasting friendships with families
who lived in Australia. Cheryl said, “We absolutely loved our time in Australia!”
And there is one thing that attracted her most – the climate. “As a runner, you
can be outside all year long and not have to deal with winter and snow!”
I was very impressed that Cheryl was also a college athlete. At the time, she
had a pretty full calendar, with classes starting at 8:00 or 9:00 a.m., training in
the afternoon and studying most weeknights. Time management skills and being
well organized were essential. Cheryl fondly remembers her time running cross
country and track, and travelling to various colleges with the team in the “blue
vans,” typically leaving on a Friday and returning back to campus on Saturday
night. “Being part of a team, doing your best every day, and following through
on your commitments are life lessons that extend beyond sports and schooling,”
she says and represent the values she wants her children to embrace.
After graduation, Cheryl spent six years in public accounting with Arthur
Andersen in the Milwaukee office, passed the remaining part of the CPA exam,
and then joined SC Johnson, one of her former clients. When I asked her
what she likes about working at SC Johnson, without hesitation she replied,
“SC Johnson’s culture and values are very consistent with mine. It is a results
oriented company that focuses on doing what is right for the company, the
employees, and the people who use our products.” Cheryl has had multiple roles
over her career at SC Johnson. They include positions that provided financial
support to the U.S. business, that involved corporate business planning, and
that entailed analysis roles. Additionally, there was an overseas assignment and,
currently, Cheryl serves as leader of the Global Internal Audit team. This breadth
“Being part of a team, doing your best every day,
and following through on your commitments are life
lessons that extend beyond sports and schooling.”
Cheryl continues to get in a run about four times a week, at the start of the
day, which typically begins for her at 5:00 a.m. She ran the Boston Marathon in
2013 and 2014 but has scaled back to running a few half marathons each year.
Cheryl enjoys spending her free time with family and friends and watching her
children play sports, which include wrestling, soccer, cross country running, and
swimming. The family likes to travel and to be active when they vacation. Last
year they traveled to Thailand where they met up with friends from Australia and
their stay included a four-day bike trip (130 miles) through Northern Thailand. The
Truesdales also enjoy doing sports together, such as downhill and cross country
skiing, snowboarding, and the occasional “mud run,” such as the “Warrior
Dash.”
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Dr. Greg Naples:
Challenged and Influenced
Business Law Students
After over 31 years, and 7,500 students, teaching
business law and, on occasion, tax, at Marquette
University, Associate Professor Greg Naples retired
from the faculty last year, 2014, on December 31st.
W
hile this is all Dr. Naples wanted me to include in this article on
him, I could not do that for my favorite professor at Marquette.
Professor Naples obtained his bachelor’s from the University of
Notre Dame, his J.D. from the University of Illinois College of Law, and his
LL.M. from DePaul University College of Law. Dr. Naples was also awarded
a Certificate of Attendance from The Hague Academy of International Law.
He has taught or developed courses for the undergraduate, graduate, and
executive MBA programs at Marquette and
has spent some time teaching tax at the Law
School. Prior to coming to Marquette, Prof.
Naples was variously engaged in a private
law practice and teaching at Northern Illinois
University, William Rainey Harper College,
Mundelein College, and Governors State
University, all in Illinois, as well as being a
distinguished visiting professor in the Graduate
Program at the University of Florida. In his
younger years, Dr. Naples also worked in
Chicago for Touche Ross & Company and for
Bishop & Crawford, Ltd.
Prof. Naples has been married to his high
school love, Lynn, for over 45 years and they
have three grown children (two Marquette
grads and one Creighton grad) (two lawyers
and a doctor), and seven grandchildren.
One of the more interesting things about Dr.
Naples is the number of positions he has held
relating to the NCAA. These include President
and Vice President of the NCAA Faculty
Athletics Association (a professional group
comprised of over 1,100 colleges and universities), a member of various
NCAA committees, Marquette’s Faculty Athletics Representative to the
NCAA, and a member and Chair of Marquette’s Athletics Board.
Another interesting fact about Dr. Naples is his hobby of building things,
especially houses. He could often be found carrying around a woodworking
or construction magazine or something similar.
While this list of Dr. Naples’s accomplishments is impressive, the effect he
had on his students is even more so. It is not that often that a professor
is both feared for the difficulty of his or her exams and deep knowledge
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of the topic but is also funny, entertaining, and well-liked by students. I
remember that when it came time for my friends and me to register for the
first business law class, even though we had been told how challenging Dr.
Naples’ class was, we still chose it. Then when we had to take the second
business law class, we were actually excited to have Dr. Naples again
and sad that he only taught two classes. Not only did he know that blue
business law book cover to cover but he also managed to make the class
enjoyable as well.
I have heard many students say that Dr. Naples was their favorite professor
either in the Accounting Department or overall at Marquette, and this
includes me. So it is not surprising that when I asked for his students’ help
in remembering him as a great professor, that they were very willing to
respond. Here are a few of their comments:
“He would try to be like ‘in the know’ with pop
culture, etc., in the examples he used in class
so that the students were engaged and found
it mildly humorous – I mean Naples using Lady
Gaga as an example is obviously just funny.
Just little things like that to make what could
be a dull topic more exciting.”
“The first class with him was pretty
intimidating, but after taking two business law
classes with him, I found that he is definitely
my favorite professor I have had at Marquette.
As an accounting student, I heard stories of
how difficult business law could be, but I
thought Dr. Naples actually made the class
fun.”
“Once I emailed him to let him know that
Peach Melba – his favorite flavor at Kopp’s
Custard – was in the forecast for that week.
He replied thankfully and signed his email “The
Calorie Man”. Little things like that make me
wish there was another business law course
required for accounting majors just so I could
take another class taught by Dr. Naples.”
The memory of Dr. Greg Naples’ unique and challenging approach to
teaching business law will always remain with me and, it seems, many of
my fellow students.
For his life after Marquette, Prof. Naples plans to finally finish constructing
a home that he and Lynn have been building in Door County since 2001, to
put more concerted time into a couple of small business ventures that he
has begun, and to generally take time to do the usual grandchildren / travel /
knee surgery routines.
– Angela Robertson
AM AN DA I S K E N
Elijah Watt Sells Award
A
manda Isken, a 2014 Marquette University accounting graduate
student, has earned the Elijah Watt Sells Award (EWSA) for 2014.
This annual award, one of the most prestigious professional
awards in the accounting field, honors the top performers on the Uniform
CPA Examination. In 2013, more than 94,000 candidates sat for the exam
and only 55 met the award’s criteria of averaging 95.5 across all four test
sections (a mere .0006 percent of test takers!).
Amanda was born and raised in Cedar Grove, Wisconsin, a small town about
45 minutes north of Milwaukee. She graduated from Marquette in 2013 with
her bachelor of business administration degree and earned a master of science
in accounting in 2014. After graduation, she started her career in August 2014
at PricewaterhouseCoopers as an assurance associate in Milwaukee. Amanda
believes that there are no shortcuts to success. People have to work hard!
“I’ve had so many amazing teachers and was inspired by so many things
throughout my time at Marquette, especially in the accounting program,”
Amanda said. All of the accounting classes that Amanda took not only expanded
her knowledge of what it takes to be a success in the field but also prepared
her for the CPA exam. Perhaps the class that was most directly relevant to the
exam was Dr. Mike Akers’ auditing course. The entire course was very similar to
the material that she studied in the Becker FastPass exam review for the audit
section of the exam. Amanda felt that having taken this course definitely gave her
an advantage.
When asked about advice
for future CPA candidates at
Marquette, Amanda believes
committing the time and
maintaining one’s focus are keys
to being able to prepare fully.
Amanda Isken
In addition to her accounting classes, Amanda also enjoyed a business course
entitled “Motivation and Leadership” taught by Dr. Edward Inderrieden, a very
inspiring professor, Amanda notes. The class allowed her to look at business
from more of a management perspective – seeing the people rather than just
the numbers. The examples provided by Dr. Inderrieden from real companies
and his personal experiences with them, such as how to motivate people
and demonstrate leadership within an organization, were decidedly helpful to
Amanda. She continues to strive to incorporate those same qualities in her work.
Amanda and her Support Team: mom Sherry, brother Alex, sister Georgiana and dad Mike Isken
With her full-time job secure and graduation behind her, Amanda
decided to take the CPA exams in the summer of 2014. Knowing that
she did not have a great deal of time, she approached preparing for
the exam in a structured way. In general, Amanda studied for each of
the four exams between two to five weeks. She logged approximately
eight to ten hours every weekday. She also made sure to get enough
sleep and downtime, things that were really important for her to make
it through her long days of studying.
During her exam preparation, Amanda received crucial support from
her family and a close friend, Amy, who was also preparing for the
exam. Amanda’s family was very confident she would win the EWSA,
“even when I was doubting myself,” she says. When she learned
she had won, she received her first “Congratulations!” in a text
from her brother, Alex, a current student in the College of Business
Administration. Another thing that helped very much to keep Amanda
on track was working with Amy, as both women were using the same
Becker study program. They were able to track their daily progress as
well as ask each other pertinent questions and discuss various topics
that would be covered on the exam.
When asked about advice for future CPA candidates at Marquette, she
believes committing the time and maintaining one’s focus are keys to
being able to prepare fully:
“It’s a huge exam, so it takes time to study sufficiently. Don’t rush
through the studying – give yourself enough time, but also give
yourself a deadline so that you have a definite stopping point when you
should be ready for the test.”
Additionally, she says that candidates should not put too much
pressure on themselves. “My main goal was to pass, but passing
with a high score was something additional to shoot for.” Amanda
enjoyed spending her free time with family and friends to relax during
weekends. She even took a short vacation with her family to visit
some friends in Paso Robles, California. After the exams are over, in
Amanda’s view, “Don’t worry about them anymore.”
In the fall of 2014, during her first week with PwC, Amanda found out
that she had, indeed, won the EWSA. She was overwhelmed and
overjoyed and her family and friends were ecstatic and proud of her.
Due to her good attitude and unremitting efforts going into the exam
prep and the exam itself, Amanda really earned and deserved her
splendid success.
– Yuqiong Ye
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BE TA A L P H A P SI UP DAT E – 2015
27 YEARS
Superior Status
Our weekly meetings include networking opportunities as well as
Marquette’s Beta Alpha Psi chapter had another impressive year,
exposure to a broad range of career topics. These topics ranged from
achieving Superior Status for the 27th year in a row. We did it with the
surviving the busy tax season to emotional intelligence. Other topics
help of many people, including our new faculty advisor, Mrs. Barbara
covered different career opportunities such as audit vs. tax, public vs.
Kren. Mrs. Kren and I are both very grateful that our outgoing advisor,
private, and life in a rotational program. We would like to thank all of our
Mrs. Cindy Gruber, was always available to answer our questions. There
returning presenters: Johnson Controls, EY, Deloitte, Grant Thornton,
were many things to learn, and Mrs. Kren dedicated countless hours
PwC, Baird, KPMG, Baker Tilly, WICPA, Becker, the FBI, Actuant, PKWare,
to make sure that the transition went smoothly. This was evident in the
Wipfli, Cohen Fund Audit Services and Rockwell. We would also like
time she spent discussing the coming week’s events with me before
to thank our new presenters this year: ORBA, Fiserv, Kohler Co.,
and after each meeting. With Mrs. Kren as the driving force behind our
MillerCoors, CUNA Mutual and Associated Bank. All of these presenters
chapter, I am confident that our chapter will continue to succeed in the
shared a wealth of knowledge and insights that will be useful in our future
future. In addition, the executive board’s unseen tasks of recording hours,
careers. We appreciate the effort and support of these companies and
planning events and managing our finances all contributed to our success.
we depend on their partnership for the success of our
None of this would have been possible without our
organization.
many committed members. I would also like to thank
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the faculty members who supported our chapter in
In addition to these activities, we welcomed new
the classroom and attended our events. These many
BAP OFFICERS
members in two initiation ceremonies. At our fall
contributions ensured that this year was a success for
initiation, our speaker, Peter Bellin, International
James Ward
Beta Alpha Psi.
Controller at Rexnord Corporation, offered lessons
President
he learned from his own life. He advised us to take
The year began at the Beta Alpha Psi National
Mark Williams
advantage of new career opportunities even though
Conference in Atlanta, Georgia. A few members of our
Vice President
they may seem uncertain or unfamiliar. Joe Rock,
executive board represented the Marquette chapter.
Yuli Pang
Managing Partner, KPMG Milwaukee, spoke at our
At the meetings, they learned some of the ways other
Treasurer
spring initiation and gave us a glimpse into the varied
chapters perform their roles, as well as best practices
career paths taken by his colleagues in his own Beta
for other chapters’ activities and they came away
Yuwei Zhang
Alpha Psi graduating class. Thank you to both of our
with new ideas for professional and service events.
Reporter
presenters. We always enjoy having alumni back on
Our executive board was also able to share some
Qianqian He
campus!
of our practices with the other chapters. We gave a
Corresponding Secretary
presentation on how we run our auction fundraiser
Marquette’s Beta Alpha Psi had another excellent year
and our service events. In addition, we participated
Mrs. Barb Kren
thanks to the time and effort of our advisor, executive
in the second year of the Beta Alpha Psi International
Faculty Advisor
board and our corporate presenters. I sincerely
Day of Literacy. We distributed books at local Atlanta
appreciate the participation of the faculty and all of our
elementary schools and spoke to the kids about the
members. Thank you for helping to achieve our 27th consecutive year of
importance of literacy.
Superior Status. I look forward to all of the great new things that our new
Twenty-seven years of superior status has helped us to build strong
relationships with many firms in the greater Milwaukee area. Using these
strong relationships, we put together a series of great professional and
service events. Our members were able to network with members of
these firms at our annual volleyball bash. Our members gave back to the
community through the Briggs & Al’s Run and Walk for the Children’s
Hospital of Wisconsin, the Aurora Food for Families Thanksgiving meal
preparation with Deloitte, PB&J Day with KPMG by providing meals for
local homeless and low income families, Bowl-A-Thon with EY for the
Penfield Children’s Center, Project Linus by making and donating blankets
with PwC, and the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program that
provides tax return assistance to low income individuals. Additionally,
our members also tutored freshman and sophomore Marquette students
in financial and managerial accounting. We place a lot of emphasis on
serving our community and fellow students and it is very satisfying to see
that so many of our members were willing to volunteer their time.
Beta Alpha Psi is also a professional organization and we provide our
members direct access to representatives from all types of local firms.
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executive board has in store for the chapter. I wish the chapter success in
all that they do in the next academic year. – James Ward
Plus…
Joe Rock, Managing Partner of the KPMG Milwaukee office, was guest
speaker at the Beta Alpha Psi spring awards banquet. Joe’s comments
focused both on the accomplishments of his classmates during his
senior year (see Senior Year yearbook photo below) as well as his
ongoing relationships with many of them.
BETA ALPHA PSI ALUMNUS OF THE YEAR
Rick Dillon
Rick Dillon, a Marquette University 1993 graduate, is the Beta Alpha Psi executive board’s choice
for Beta Alpha Psi Outstanding Alumnus for this year. Rick was selected based on his career
accomplishments and his service to the accounting profession and community.
Rick is currently the Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at Century Aluminum
Company, a primary aluminum producer, in Chicago, Illinois. Prior to joining Century, he served as
the Vice President of Finance - Surface Mining Group at Joy Global, Inc., a worldwide leader in highproductivity mining solutions.
Rick and his wife Kimberly have two children, Ricky, Jr., (12) and Kelsey (10). The family enjoys
swimming in the summer and skiing in the winter. Rick’s first priority continues to be his family and
he is always working to achieve a healthy family / community / job balance.
Rick has returned to the Marquette campus to speak to student groups over the years and serves as
an outstanding role model for the university’s minority students. He continues to exemplify in both
his personal and professional lives the traditional ideals that Marquette most values. As such, it is an
honor to have Rick as our Beta Alpha Psi Alumnus of the Year.
New James H. Keyes Dean of the College of Business
Administration and Graduate School of Management
Dr. Brian Till
Dr. Brian Till, formerly dean of the Williams College of
Business at Xavier University, is the new James H. Keyes
Dean for the College of Business Administration and
Graduate School of Management. Till began his new role
on July 13.
Prior to joining Xavier, he held marketing faculty positions
at Drexel University and Saint Louis University, where
he spent his last seven years as chair of the marketing
department. He has experience with AACSB business school accreditation processes
and is certified in the use and interpretation of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. Till has
received numerous awards for teaching excellence and was named one of the Top Ten
Marketing Teachers in the U.S.
Till holds a bachelor’s degree in advertising and an MBA from the University of Texas
at Austin, and a Ph.D. in marketing from the University of South Carolina.
“I am very pleased to be joining the College of Business Administration at Marquette
University as the Keyes Dean,” Till said. “The college and Marquette University both
have an excellent reputation, and I look forward to working with the faculty and staff
of the college in moving it forward.”
Alumni National Awards Weekend April 23-25, 2015
College of Business Administration Award Recipient
Service Award
Ann Marie Wick
Bus Ad ’92
Ann Marie’s servant leadership
has made an indelible impression
on the college and university. She
served on the College of Business
Administration Alumni Association
Board, including as its president,
and currently serves on the Accounting Department Advisory
Board and the recently successfully completed college’s dean
search committee. Her commitment to the community is just as
extensive, especially her focus on secondary education and those
in poverty.
On success, Ann Marie says: “I define success as identifying
your God-given talents and using them to the best of your ability.
I think Erma Bombeck said it well: ‘Know the difference between
success and fame. Success is Mother Teresa. Fame is Madonna.’
With that in mind, I’d much rather have success.”
Till succeeded Dr. Mark Eppli, who served as the interim Keyes Dean since August 2012.
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Advisory Board Member Feature
Cindy, Bob, Rob, Laura and Jackie Love at Rob’s graduation from Marquette
Robert D. Love, Advisory Board Member, is Tax Partner at
PricewaterhouseCoopers and is based in Milwaukee.
Please tell us a little about:
Your family…
I am happily married to Laura, my wife of 31
years. Laura is a reading intervention teacher in
the Waukesha School District. We have three
children – Jackie, Rob, and Cindy.
Influential people in your life…
The people who have had the greatest influence
on my life and where I am as a person today are
my parents, my wife, and my children. They have
all been so supportive and have been essential in
helping me prioritize my life, live my values and
keep my feet firmly on the ground.
What might surprise some folks about
you…
I did not attend Marquette… yet have been
truly blessed to be an integral part of both the
University and the College of Business. I served
for 10 years as the PwC Relationship Partner
connecting PwC and Marquette. As well as
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being a member of the Accounting Department
Advisory Board, “I was also on the College of
Business Dean’s Council of Excellence and have
been a part of several search committees for the
business school’s dean.”
A few sentences on:
What you especially like about your
job…
I have enjoyed my career in public accounting
and in the field of taxation primarily due to the
challenge of the ever changing tax legislation and
regulations, the opportunity to be creative in my
role through tax planning, tax structuring and tax
consulting, and the variety of experiences that my
career has offered me.
What always stays new about
your job…
I continue to enjoy being around people, listening
to them and hearing what they have to offer. I
learn something from everyone I encounter.
Special memory of Marquette…
I received a very humbling and overly generous
recognition reward in 2012 for “Friend of the
College of Business” at the Annual Marquette
Awards Day… truly one of the highlights of my
career and my life.
1-2 words to indicate
your favorite:
Time of the year…
March Madness, of course! And the NCAA
Basketball tournament.
Movie…
Entrapment, keeps you guessing and thinking
throughout.
Spectator sport…
Anything Bears, Cubs, Bulls or Blackhawks
related, with due respect to the Packers,
Brewers and Bucks.
Graduate Assistant Interviewers
Thank you for conducting the interviews
and preparing the articles.
Their names and where they will be in the Fall of 2015 (left to right):
Angela Robertson (PricewaterhouseCoopers in Milwaukee); Matt Noe (PricewaterhouseCoopers in Milwaukee);
Joseph Valenti (Deloitte in Milwaukee); Xin Zhang (Beijing, China); Yuqiong Ye (Beijing, China)
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ACCOUNTING
For information on the MSA program at Marquette, contact Dr. James P. Trebby, Director of the MSA Program
at [email protected] or Dr. Jeanne Simmons, Associate Dean, Graduate School of Management
at [email protected].
You can also check us out on the Web at
http://business.marquette.edu/academics/msa
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ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT NEWS
Charles T. Horngren Research Seminar
The seminar, named in memory of Charles
T. Horngren, Marquette University alum and
professor at Stanford University, is a joint effort
of the Accounting, Economics and Finance
departments. Funding for this seminar was
provided through the generosity of Dr. Horngren
and his family. During the 2014-2015 academic
year, the seminar included two external and one
internal accounting presenters. Dr. Angela Gore,
George Washington University, presented “Do
Governments Hide Resources from Unions? The
Influence of Public Sector Unions on Financial
Reporting Choices,” and Dr. Adi Masli, University
of Kansas, presented “Tone at the Top, Financial
Reporting Quality, and Corporate Audits.”
During their visits, both Dr. Gore and Dr. Masli
visited with accounting faculty one-on-one to
further discuss research initiatives. Additionally,
Dr. Kevin Rich of Marquette’s Accounting
department presented his paper “Municipal
Financial Manager Turnover and Accounting
Restatements.”
CPA Exam Results – 2014
During 2014 Marquette was ranked 26th of large
schools (100 or more candidates) for the firsttime pass rate. In 2014 the state of Wisconsin
was ranked 2nd for the pass rate (all sections) for
first-time test takers with a passing percentage
of 58.8% as compared to the national average
of 55.0%. Marquette had a 73.8% pass rate for
2014. Amanda Isken (see separate article on p.
9) received an Elijah Watt Sells award for her
performance on the CPA exam.
Mr. Doug Smith, currently Risk & Compliance
Counsel for Marquette, will teach our business
law courses. Doug has a J.D. and MBA from
Marquette. Doug’s professional experience
includes service in the US Army Judge Advocate
General Corps and in-house positions at Johnson
Controls, the Medical College of Wisconsin, and
as Associate General Counsel at Marquette. WICPA Educator Award
Dr. Michael Akers received the 2015 Wisconsin
Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Excellence Award-Educator at the WICPA Spring
2015 Member Recognition Banquet and Annual
Business meeting.
Alums Complete PhD
Dr. Jodi Gissel, Dr. Qianhua Ling, Dr. Kevin Rich
and Dr. Ikseon Suh shared a PwC INQuiries
grant to develop material, often referred to as
“big data” (i.e., data creation, data sharing, data
analytics, and data mining), to further incorporate
the use of technology into their respective
courses.
Accounting alums Adam Bordeman
(undergraduate, MSA), Ling Tuo (MSA) and Jill
Weber (undergraduate, MSA) have completed
their doctoral studies in 2015. Adam graduated
from the University of Colorado Boulder and
will start in August at California Polytechnic
State University. Ling completed her PhD at
the University of Memphis and will begin her
academic career at Lawrence Technological
University. Jill graduated from Oklahoma State
University and will begin her academic career
in August 2015 at the University of WisconsinWhitewater. Congratulations to Dr. Bordeman,
Dr. Tuo and Dr. Weber!
Popular Research
Federation Schools of Accountancy
“A Review of Bankruptcy Predictions Studies:
1930-Present,” by Dr. Jodi Gissel, Dr. Don
Giacomino and Dr. Michael Akers published in
the Journal of Business and Economics Research
(Winter 2007) continues to be one of the ten
most popular papers at Marquette University
based on the average number of full-text
downloads per day since the paper was posted.
Dr. Michael Akers was elected to serve
as Secretary of the Federation Schools of
Accountancy Board of Directors for 2015-2016.
Accounting Faculty receive
PwC INQuiries Grant
New Faculty Members
Beginning with the Fall 2015 semester, the
accounting department welcomes two new
faculty members, Dr. Joe Wall and Mr. Doug
Smith. Dr. Wall completed his Ph.D. at Case
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Western Reserve University in May 2015. His
dissertation focused on fraud and was titled,
“Disempowering the ‘Robin Hood’ Fraudster:
Empathetic Pathways Weaken Regulators and
Enable Fraudulent Behavior – A Framework
for Redesigning Controls.” During his doctoral
program, Joe taught a variety of accounting
and finance classes and served as Chair of
the Department of Business Administration
at Carthage College. He also has industry
experience that includes roles as chief financial
and compliance officer at Ideas in Motion LLC,
a New York Stock Exchange firm. Dr. Wall will
teach a variety of financial accounting courses.
Alum Wins Teaching Awards
Olivia Johnson, PhD candidate at the University
of Iowa, received two teaching awards during
the spring 2015 semester: 1) University Teaching
Award for Teaching Assistants (competitive
process based on input from students and
faculty) and 2) Bryon R. Ross Award for Teaching
Excellence (chosen by accounting faculty
responsible for the introduction accounting
courses).
SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIE S
BY THE FACULTY 2 015
Akers, M., Giacomino, D. and Weber, J. “Narcissism
in Public Accounting Firms,” Accounting and Finance
Research, (2014), Vol. 3, No. 3, pp. 170-178.
Gissel, J. “Fraud Examination Case: Crafty Cash Theft?”
Issues in Accounting Education, Volume 29, No. 2, pp.
331-336.
Feng, N., Ling, Q. and Neely, D. Journal of Public
Budgeting, Accountability & Financial Management,
Volume 26, No. 3, pp. 458-498.
Chickoto, G.L., Ling, Q. and Neely, D. “The Adoption
and Use of the Hirschman-Herfindahl Index in Nonprofit
Research: Does Revenue Diversification Measurement
Matter?” (2015). VOLUNTAS: International Journal of
Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations. DOI: 10.1007/
s11266-015-9562-6.
Rich, K. and Zhang, J. X. “Unfunded public pension
liabilities and local citizen oversight,” (2015). Accounting
Horizons. Vol. 29, No. 1, pp. 23-39.
Rich, K. and Zhang, J. X. “Does audit committee
monitoring matter in the government sector? Evidence
from municipal internal control quality,” (2014). Journal
of Governmental and Nonprofit Accounting, Vol. 3, pp.
58-80.
Rich, K. and Zhang, J. X. “Municipal accounting
restatements and top financial manager turnover.”
Presented at both the American Accounting Association
(AAA) Government and Nonprofit Section Midyear
Meeting, March 2015 and the AAA Annual meeting,
August 2015. Rich, K. and Lopez, D. “Geographic proximity and
municipal internal control reporting.” Presented at
both the American Accounting Association (AAA)
Government and Nonprofit Section Midyear meeting,
March 2015 and the AAA Annual Meeting, August 2015. Suh, I. and Ugrin, J. “Negativity bias in investors’
reaction to board of directors’ risk oversight disclosure.”
(2015). Advances in Accounting Behavioral Research.
Accepted for publication-forthcoming.
Suh, I., Masli, A., and Sweeney, J. T. “The effect of
family firms and management training grounds on
internal auditor objectivity and external auditors’
reliance judgment.” Presented at both the American
Behavior Organization meeting, October 2014 and the
American Accounting Association Annual Meeting,
August 2015.
Suh, I., Linke, K. and Wall, J. “Boiling the Frog
Slowly: The Immersion of Financial Executives into
Accounting Fraud.” Presented at the American Behavior
Organization meeting, October 2014.
ACCOUNTING STUDENTS AND ALUMNUS
RECEIVE AWARDS
The College of Business Administration held the 91st Honors Convocation on April 12, 2015. Approximately 206 Marquette University administrators, students, families, and
friends celebrated this special occasion in the Alumni Memorial Union. The following received awards for 2015 either at the ceremony or during the spring 2015 semester:
Accounting Faculty Award
James R. Ward
Deloitte & Touche Award
Emily Davenport, Mark Maurer
Dr. Frank R. Probst Scholarship Award
Elizabeth R. Cosgrove, Kelsey E. Muth, Liangchen Zhu
Federation of Schools of Accountancy Student Award
Matthew D. Noe
Grant Thornton Award
William Callan, Coreen Kriva
LeRoy Schmidt 150-Hour Accounting Scholarship: Master of Science
Kelsey Muth
Scribner Cohen Award
William Rasmussen
Louis L. Meldman Award
Samantha N. Swartz
Beta Alpha Psi Outstanding Alumnus Award
Rick Dillon (‘93)
Ralph E. Brownlee Excellence in Marketing Award
Kelly M. Taylor
T.R. Martin Award for Excellence in Graduate Education
Sandra J. Gramz
ACCOUNTING INTERNSHIPS
Each year, students are placed in full-time internships with public accounting firms, corporations, and not-for-profit organizations. Interns work daily with professional accountants
on audits, individual and corporate taxes, financial reporting, and cost accounting jobs. The following students interned or worked for the following organizations in the
accounting internship program during recent semesters:
Spring 2015
Actuant
Baker Tilly
Summer 2015
Kevin Nolte
Scott Hird, Sara Hoeffler
BGI
Michael Reardon
Deloitte, LLP
Mark Bielanski, Morgan Buschman, Amedee
O’Gorman, Allison Opgenorth, Samuel Voboril, Ivette
Zuniga, Elizabeth Cosgrove
Will Joiner, Brogan O’Brien, Ali Pierog, Matthew Sledz, Holly
Stanger, Anne Wiesman
Ernst & Young
Anthony Frigo, Patrick Szczupak
Katherine Cerotzke, Dan Laudick, Charles Mau
Hospira
Ma de los Angeles Menes Ronces
Johnson Controls
Lei Yuan
Kohler
Kevin Lois
KPMG
Staci Ruzicka, Nicholas Wall
Marquette University Comptroller
Samantha Swartz
Yizhi Zhang
PricewaterhouseCoopers
David Claridge, Matthew Gyetvay, Alexander Kitzerow,
Morgan Malicki, Timothy Ruder, Kelly Yndestad
Scribner & Cohen
Broc Kocour, Katherine Kostroski
SVA Certified Public Accountants
David Stoiber
Vogel Consulting
Chenglicheng Jin, Mi Liu
Wipfli LLP
Eric Buss
Aissatou Bah, Kelly Dery, Erin Gebes, Emily Harrington,
Robert Houle, Michael Hoy, Brian Jacobs, Zhiwen Jiang,
Haley Jones, Coreen Kriva, Kelsey Muth, Patrice Noltimier,
Elizabeth Patton, Nathan Reynebeau, Jordan Sandona,
Alexandra Smith, Patrick Townsend, Kyle Trautman
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ACCOUNTING MAJORS RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS
MU Ignatius / Magis
Scholarship
Yunus H. Abdullah
Andres Aguilar
Margaret Mary Allen
Austyn Gerald Joy Alt
Gladys Alvarado
Zachary Ryan Ament
Mary Elizabeth Amundson
Michael Anders
Julia Elizabeth Anthony
Mario Luis Asencio
Michael Joseph Atkinson
Aissatou Bah
Thomas George Baker
Nicole Colleen Barnes
Allison Marian Bartlett
Patrick James Bathon
Michael James Baudhuin
Alexander J. Behm
Mitchell Steven Beine
Adam John Nicholas
Benkovich
Laura Elizabeth Best
Matthew James Biehl
Mark J. Bielanski
Brandon Russell Boehm
Allison Rose Borisek
Elisabeth Therese
Bredemann
Mary Elizabeth Brennan
Ryan James Buckley
Morgan Melissa Buschman
Louise Rose Bushman
Eric David Buss
William Michael Callan
Alexa Jane Campbell
Carolyn Mary Campbell
Liping Cao
Nicole M. Carlin
Patrick Kevin Cashner
Katherine Doyle Cerotzke
Anthony Chan
Han Chen
Yibing Chen
Linyou Cheng
Xuan Cheng
William Arthur Chermak
Paul Younggil Cho
Eric Joseph Christopherson
Ana Carolina Cimadevilla
Connor Michael Clancy
David Michael Claridge
Thomas Brud Clarke
Corie Rose Cochran
Mollie Marie Collette
Mario Vicente Conforti
Raj Ashok Contractor
Ryan M. Coon
James Anthony Correa
Paola Cortes
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Elizabeth Ruth Cosgrove
Nicholas John Countryman
Kevin Edward Cull
Michael Joseph Daly
David Samuel Daugherty
Emily Lynn Davenport
Patrick Larson Day
Austin Gene Della
Nicholas John DeMatthew
Andrew John Demichiei
Kelly Ann Dery
Nathan Joseph Digmann
Eric J. Dineen
Michele Catherine Dinella
Jingyan Ding
Nina Marie Doyle
Patrick Thomas Doyle
Daniel M. Drew
Brendan O’Hara Duffy
Nolan Andrew Durdan
Michael T. Fabunmi
Wenjun Fan
Rodrigo Enrique Fernandez
Kjersten Lee Fewer
Kathleen Elizabeth Fitzgerald
Joseph Michael Flores
Emily Marie Flynn
Leo Belden Flynn
Molly Rose Fonk
William David Ford
Caitlin Anne Forsythe
Zachary Joseph Frankiewicz
Shaun Michael Hedge
Frankow
Kyle James Frantz
Mary Caitlin Freschi
Anthony P. Frigo
Molly Jean Fruland
Yunxin Fu
Jordan Reeves Fye
Benjamin Gene Galante
Patrick Joseph Galligan II
Artis Malcolm GallowayLandon
Luntong Gao
Mengrong Gao
Alessandro Francis Gariup
Christopher John Gatziolis
Tori Elizabeth Geraldson
Peter Brian Gilligan
McKenna Lea Girtz
Jasmine Patrice Gladney
Simon Morton Gondeck
Daisy Gonzalez
Thomas Grabow
Michael David Gresl
Griffin Scott Gross
Yiwei Gu
Yulin Gu
Destiny Marie Guerrero
Xiaoshi D. Guo
Matthew Austin Gyetvay
Dylan Peter Harkness
Logan Ryan Hearne
Matthew Bradley Hess
Brian George Hildebrandt
Sarah L. Hillegass
Herman Joseph Hodes
Sara Jean Hoeffler
Timothy Patrick Hof
Kelly Jo Marie Hoffmann
Joseph McMahon Horrigan
Robert Dennis Houle
Mason Wade Howard
Michael Edward Hoy
Jiaxun Huang
Jiehui Huang
Yiwen Huang
Zhen Huang
Ziwei Huang
Linda Marie Hucko
Peter Francis Hussian
Carly Anne Hutchins
Dustin Kisung Hwang
Alexander Michael Isken
Symone A. Jackson
Brian J. Jacobs
Robert Kevin Jakubek
Samuel Michael Jenkins
Zhiwen Jiang
Cole Robert Johnson
Ryan James Johnston
Matthew Richard Johnstone
Will Baxter Joiner
Deimante K. Jonaityte
Haley Marie Jones
Benjamin Donald Joyce
Stephen John Kamper
Hailee Victoria Kapla
John Joseph Kaplan
Jacob Gerald Kaufmann
Dane M. Kempke
Julia Adair Kern
Alexander James Kitzerow
Jack James Kitzinger
Gretchen Elizabeth Klein
Valerie Nicole Klemann
Francesca Ann Knauer
Broc Andrew Kocour
Mathias Lee Kopitzke
Katherine Ann Kostroski
Casey Joseph Kowalski
Coreen Ann Kriva
Andrew John Krupo
Amy Elizabeth Krzoska
Mariah Nicole Kuecker
Emily Annette Kuether
Stephen Prasetya Kusuma
Daniel Joseph Laudick
Kendall Lavelle
Austin Daniel Lenz
Julius Erving Lewiel
Shuanghao Li
Tianyi Li
Yiming Li
Adam Joseph Lietzau
Jing Liu
Wenting Liu
Yinuo Liu
Kevin M. Lois
Patrick S. Lonzo
Cynthia Lopez
Kimberly Michelle Lorbert
Chengbin Lu
Wenfei Lu
Xiufeng Lu
Christopher Robert Luciano
Zhiwei Lyu
Michael J. Macek
Hanna Elizabeth Malak
Morgan Marie Malicki
Steven Calvin Thomas Mann
Bryan Edward Manning
Travis Richard Mantel
Henry Andrew Martelon
Antonio Fidel Martinez
Leo Joseph Martinic
Charles N. Mau
Mark Anthony Maurer
Mitchell Daniel Maurina
Kyle Alexander Mayer
Alexander John McBride
Brandon John McBride
Megan M. McGrath
Clare Ann McNamara
John Joseph McNeeley
Wade M. Meehan
Timothy Richard Melland
Ma de los Angeles A. Menes
Ronces
Lauren Marie Michael
Melissa Grace Mirenda
Mohsin Ali Mirza
Nathan Japs Molstad
Allison R. Monks
Gaille Gador Monte De
Ramos
Jonathan Francis Morici
Katherine Christine Morris
Christopher Paul Morrow
Patrick Kelly Mulhall
Foster Patrick Mullen
Patrick Alexander Mulroy
Joseph Kurt Mungenast
Kelsey E. Muth
Parker Robert Nickelson
Kevin Joseph Nolte
Patrice Nicole Noltimier
Andrew David North
Bryan John Oates
Daniel Thomas O’Brien
Caitlin E. O’Connor
Frank Edward O’Connor
Amedee Collin O’Gorman
Allison E. Opgenorth
Stephen Michael Osowski
Jozell D. Ousley
Yuli Pang
Daniel Jiwon Park
Sarah Marilyn Parrottino
Victoria Christina Patete
Elizabeth Ruth Patton
John Joseph Patton
Marqueesha La’Shay Annie
Peace
Isaac John Pecha
Bridget Particia Perry
Timothy James Peterson
Paul Michael Petitjean
Michael Frederick Petrella
Christopher Richard Pettus
Sarah Joan Pezza
Chloe Arlene Philipp
Shaun Michael Pieper
Ali Jean Pierog
Stephen Thomas Pleasant
Jeremy Dewitt Poppe
Liangyu Qu
Murphy Patrick Quill
Saili S. Raje
Paul Axel Rasmussen
William Winston Rasmussen
Elizabeth Frances Rauch
Michael William Reardon
Daniel L. Redd
Anthony James Reno
Nathan J. Reynebeau
Nonna A. Rezina
Katie Ann Rhodes
Grace Diane Richardson
Eric Michael Riess
Pamela Rivas
Carola M. Rodriguez
Jeremy Tyler Rodriguez
Nicole Kristan Roy
Staci M. Ruzicka
Daniel Patrick Ryan
Jordan Elizabeth Sandona
Idamarie R. Scarpelli
Eric Thomas Schleicher
Alexander John Schmidt
Austin Anthony Schmidt
John Michael Schneider
Leighanne Grace Schwab
Michael Frank Scorpio
Nicholas D. Scott
Devika Sharma
Sara Elizabeth Sheeran
Jessica Elizabeth Shell
Brian D. Siggeman
Joseph Henry Simonelli
Eric Victor Skaleski
Kevin Ryan Slade
Matthew P. Sledz
The College of Business Administration awards scholarships based on criteria that includes academic achievement, major
area of interest, leadership, and financial need. The following Accounting majors received scholarships for 2014-2015.
Alexandra Bryn Smith
Brendan Nicholas Smith
Matthew Cotter Smith
Alicia Marie Snipes
Christopher William Solberg
Efrain Sotelo
Jake Vincent Sperka
Holly Lynn Stanger
Kaitlyn M. Stanger
Alison Thomas Stelletello
John Steven Stillman
Connor Thomas Stoffel
David Bruce Stoiber
Alyssa Erin Stokx
Samuel Alexander Stone
HaSherria Shabrie Strong
Reilley Erin Sullivan
Shihao Sun
Zhengwei Sun
Samantha Nicole Swartz
Amy Helene Swick
Hannah Marie Swoboda
Daniel M. Szczepanek
Patrick Adam Szczupak
Catherine M. Szuba
Andrew R. Szyman
Casey Taylor
Kelly Marie Taylor
Colin Nicholas Telmanik
Ryan Phillip Thern
Evan James Thoms
William Hammill Thoms
Yiren Tian
William John Toetz
Patrick Louis Townsend
Adam Peter Trainor
Paul Quang Vu Tran
Kyle Michael Trautman
Shree Kamil Trivedi
Nathaniel Patrick Tures
Miranda Leigh Tushaus
Christopher James
Umentum
Edward Manuel Urbina
Hendrik Van Der Zandt
Vincent Gregory Van Dyke
Akash Vipani
Samuel Nicholas Voboril
Carolyn Kathleen Von Arx
Robert John Von Rueden
Patrick Minihan Wade
Nicholas J. Wall
William Alden Wallo
Brady R. Walsh
Han Wang
Jie Wang
Na Wang
Tian Wang
Wanjing Wang
Xiao Wang
Xiaodan Wang
Yuemeng Wang
Zhe Wang
James Robert Ward
Cameron Patrick Weber
Samantha Weber
Reid Nicholas Weigelmann
Nicole Elisabeth Welsh
T’Yanna Tenae White
Anne Marie Wiesman
Mark Vincent Williams
Bridget Murray Winn
Kurt James Wittmeyer
Martha Rose Wong
Zachary Thomas Woytych
Thomas James Wright
Alexander Daniel Wuest
Ronald Thomas Wynn
Wentian Xia
Yi Xia
Xinrui Xiao
Shuyuan Xing
Xiaoyang Xu
Ya Wen Xu
Zheng Xu
Wenyan Yang
Hangshu Yao
David S. Yarmulnik
Yue Yin
Kelly Anne Yndestad
Jordan Dianne Yohe
Dan Yu
Qiaoyi Yuan
John Clifford Yurk
Christian E. Zambrano
Jingwen Zhang
Qian Zhang
Tongtong Zhang
Xiaohua Zhang
Xidan Zhang
Yubing Zhang
Yuwei Zhang
Jingxin Zhao
Weixia Zhao
Yi Zhao
Guanzhe Zhou
Jiajun Zhou
Yisen Zhou
Liangchen Zhu
Yiqiu Zhu
Mengting Zhuang
Andrew Michael
Zimmermann
Karan Zutshi
Accounting Awards
Kelsey E. Muth
Anthony A. Palermo Endowed
Scholarship
Kelly Marie Taylor
Joseph and Catherine Bennett
Family Foundation Scholarship
Kelly Marie Taylor
Burke Scholarship Program
Spencer Debruin Brown
Emily Ann Harrington
Joanne Linn Wycklendt
Ivette Zuniga
Business Administration
Alumni Association
Scholarship
Tori Elizabeth Geraldson
Cynthia Lopez
Shree Kamil Trivedi
Martha Rose Wong
Business Administration Fund
Scholarship
Mary Elizabeth Amundson
Business Administration
Leader Scholarship
Jack James Kitzinger
Saili S. Raje
Dr. Francis J. Calkins
Scholarship
Cole Robert Johnson
Ziqian Wu
Delta Sigma Pi /August
J. Witmeyer Endowed
Scholarship
Elizabeth Suzanne Esslinger
Mathias Lee Kopitzke
Patrick S. Lonzo
Patrick Alexander Mulroy
Kelsey E. Muth
Eric Michael Riess
Donald A. and Irene S.
McGovern Scholarship
Mark J. Bielanski
Elizabeth Ruth Cosgrove
Carly Anne Hutchins
Wade M. Meehan
Patrice Nicole Noltimier
Andrew David North
James Robert Ward
Golinvaux Scholarship
Patrick Alexander Mulroy
Adelaide Ott Hayes
Scholarship
Yiren Tian
William Heller Scholarship
Endowment
Daniel Joseph Laudick
Grace Diane Richardson
Liangchen Zhu
Jannotta, Bray and
Associates, Inc. Award
Liangchen Zhu
Kathryn M. Gannon
Scholarship
Symone A. Jackson
Keyes Endowed Fund
Andres Aguilar
Allison Marian Bartlett
Michael David Gresl
Ma de los Angeles A. Menes
Ronces
Jordan Elizabeth Sandona
Samantha Nicole Swartz
Koller Scholarship
Sara Jean Hoeffler
Markos Foundation Scholarship
Michael David Gresl
Jeremy Dewitt Poppe
MU Dean’s Transfer Scholarship
Julius Erving Lewiel
MU Jesuit High School
Scholarship
Zachary John Barbeau
Patrick Gerard Barry
Avery Dennison Flyte
Sean Richard Hegarty
Tavin Ryan Jensen
Sarah Marie Kendzior
Kacie Jane Miller
John Connor Muth
Maxwell McCormick Phelps
Timothy Joseph Ruder
Becket M. Salerno
Matthew Taylor Scheibel
Christopher Bernard Steiner
Joseph Nolan Wagner
MU Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship
Aissatou Bah
Julius Erving Lewiel
MU State Scholarship Match
Louise Rose Bushman
Haley Marie Jones
Kelsey E. Muth
Stephen Michael Osowski
Ali Jean Pierog
James Robert Ward
Martha Rose Wong
Ivette Zuniga
MU Transfer Competition
Adam Joseph Lietzau
Gaille Gador Monte De
Ramos
Michael Frederick Petrella
Scholars Fund-Business
Administration
Sean Joseph Brackin
Eric David Buss
Nicole M. Carlin
Patrick Kevin Cashner
Katherine Doyle Cerotzke
Connor Michael Clancy
Nicholas John DeMatthew
Nathan Joseph Digmann
Elizabeth J. Donahue
Shaun Michael Hedge
Frankow
Kyle James Frantz
Yunxin Fu
Luntong Gao
Thomas Grabow
Robert Dennis Houle
Yiwen Huang
Brian J. Jacobs
Cole Robert Johnson
Haley Marie Jones
Valerie Nicole Klemann
Austin Daniel Lenz
Steven Calvin Thomas Mann
Charles N. Mau
Mark Anthony Maurer
Melissa Grace Mirenda
John Connor Muth
Elizabeth Ruth Patton
Nicole Kristan Roy
Staci M. Ruzicka
Alexander John Schmidt
John Michael Schneider
Sara Elizabeth Sheeran
Jessica Elizabeth Shell
Holly Lynn Stanger
Amy Helene Swick
Daniel M. Szczepanek
Patrick Adam Szczupak
Kelly Marie Taylor
Yiren Tian
Edward Manuel Urbina
Vincent Gregory Van Dyke
Robert John Von Rueden
Han Wang
Yuemeng Wang
Matthew D. Wenzel
Kurt James Wittmeyer
Wentian Xia
Xiaoyang Xu
Dan Yu
Tongtong Zhang
Yubing Zhang
Jiajun Zhou
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Scholarship Fund
Thomas J. Gannon Scholarship
Andres Aguilar
ROTC Enhancement
Joseph William Kennedy
Christopher John Smith
Jeremy Dewitt Poppe
Uline, Inc. Scholarship
Avery Dennison Flyte
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MARQUETTE TEAMS PARTICIPATE IN
ACCOUNTING FIRM COMPETITIONS
Deloitte Tax Case
Competition
Deloitte & Touche held its 12th Annual Tax
Case Study Competition during the Fall 2014
semester. Students from universities across
the nation participated in the competition.
Teams of up to four students were given
five hours to analyze and develop a written
response to a complex, hypothetical tax case.
Marquette teams participated in both the
undergraduate and graduate competitions.
FanTAXtic Team A: (left to right) Holly Stanger, Sam
Voboril, Andrew Szyman, Angela Robertson, Molly Fonk
FanTAXtic Team B: (left to right) Saili Raje, John Stillman,
Lindsey Adams, Yiren Tian, (not pictured: Brittney Willingham)
Deloitte Audit Case Competition
Marquette University participated in Deloitte’s 8th Annual Central Region Audit
Case Competition in Chicago. The competition included students from the
following schools:
College of St. Ben’s/
St. John’s University
University of Illinois
at Urbana-Champaign
DePaul University
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
University of Iowa
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Each school was given four to six weeks to analyze a case. The process
culminated with a presentation to a mock audit committee that consisted of
Deloitte partners.
Dan Kramer (Deloitte advisor), Katherine Cerotzke, Jordan Sandona,
Alyssa Gruber, Daniel Laudick, Robert Houle, Kevin Rich (Faculty Advisor)
PwC xACT Competition
PricewaterhouseCoopers held its 12th Annual xACT campus competition during the Fall 2014 semester. Teams of five accounting students (including at least
one junior, two sophomores and two other students, senior or graduate level) were given two weeks to research and prepare a response to a high-level
accounting and auditing issue. Each team presented its solution to a panel of judges, consisting of PwC managers and partners. Based on the presentation
and demonstration of critical thinking and teamwork, the judges chose one team from each campus to compete in the national competition. The teams listed
below competed in the campus competition and the winner was “Zynamite Squad.” The team received $1000 for winning the competition.
Certified Professional
Amateurs
Haley Jones
Scott Lichner
Tess Otero
The Bottom Line
Megan McGrath
Haley Jones
Evan Thoms
Leo Flynn
Jordan Sandona
Zynamite Squad: Mathias Kopitski, Na Wang, Ziewi Huang,
Yuli Pang, Mohsin Mirza
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Fifo
Xiaoshi Guo
John Patton
Efrain Sotelo
Zhengwei Sun
Patrick Szupak
Team 8
William Ford
Mi Liu
Han Chen
Wenjun Fan
Kevin Slade
Accounting is our LIFO
Alli Borisek
Katie Cerotzke
Saili Raje
LaQuan McMahan
Daisy Gonzalez
Team 3
Mathew Kohout
Abigail Spaeth
Johnny Stillman
Symone Jackson
Jeremy Poppe
Double Entry Deviants
Jing Liu
Caitlin Forsythe
Nicole Roy
Nick Countryman
Chris Luciano
Monster University
Jingyan Ding
Yuie Yin
Yunus Abdullah
Yiling Zhang
Team 7
Sean Hegarty
Cristina Petrella
Perla Hernandez
Dan Yuiangchen Zhu
Mark Santacrose continued from page 6:
for others is something Mark finds extremely
important and applicable to both one’s personal and
one’s business life.
At the present time, Mark is CEO and president of
Tecta America Corporation, a leading commercial
roofing contractor, in Rosemont, Illinois, and is
primarily responsible for providing the direction
of new acquisitions, leadership and organizational
development programs, and financial management.
Under his leadership, the company grew from
17 locations and $160 million in revenue to more
than 45 locations and more than $550 million in
revenue. This is actually his second stint with the
company. He left Tecta America from 2012 through
May 2014 to become the Managing Director of
Chaifetz Group, LLC, a private investment firm.
Before joining Tecta America Corp in 2001, Mark
was President and CEO of Entrade, an e-commerce
incubator. Prior to that, he was the President
and CEO of Bagcraft Corporation, a leading
manufacturer of flexible packaging products.
Mark has plenty of career-related advice for current
Marquette students. Most importantly, he advises
students to stay up-to-date on developments within
their profession and to constantly be learning new
things. He also recommends staying connected
to the university, being a proud alum, and striving
to be the best at whatever it is you do. Mark
Santacrose is a real-life example of the fact that
one does not simply attend Marquette for four
years. Rather, one becomes a part of it for life and
vice versa.
– Joseph Valenti
Cheryl Truesdale continued from page 7:
Cheryl believes playing sports is great preparation
for success in life. As she tells her boys, “Training
and practice is how you get better at things,
whether that is in sports, in studying or when
trying something new. You need to practice and to
honor your commitments, too, because others are
relying on you.” The lessons Cheryl learned from
her different family and career roles, her training,
running, and playing sports have shaped who she is
today and given her a very fulfilling life.
– Xin Zhang
CLASS NOTES
John Ferraro (Acco ’77) has been elected to
the Board of Directors of International Flavors &
Fragrances, Inc.
James Braza (Acco ’78), an attorney at Davis &
Kuelthau, has been elected as president of the board
of trustees of the Milwaukee Repertory Theater.
James was also named a 2014 top attorney by
Wisconsin Super Lawyers.
Thomas Bode (Bus Ad ’85, Grad ’92) is founder
and president of the Bode Financial Group Ltd. He
received a 2015 Milwaukee Five Star Wealth Manager
Award.
Brad Kalscheur (Acco ’89) a partner at Michael
Best & Friedrich LLP, Milwaukee, has been named
to the board of Goodwill Industries of Southeastern
Wisconsin, Inc.
center at Chicago’s Ernst & Young, for which he is a
senior manager in the real estate assurance practice.
Paul W. Thompson (Bus Ad ’06, Grad ’07) and
Laura (Heryman) Thompson (Nurs ’07) relocated to
Otorohanga, New Zealand, where Paul is Controller
for Graymont, a Canadian-owned lime and limestone
company. Paul had previously been Regional
Operations Controller for Graymont’s Great Lakes
Region, based out of West Bend, Wisconsin, and will
be part of the management team supporting two
recently acquired lime and limestone companies. This
is a two-year expat position after which the
Thompsons will likely return to North America.
Kelsey Palmer (Acco ’10), a senior auditor at Ernst
& Young LLP in Milwaukee, has joined the board of
directors of the Girls Scouts of Wisconsin Southeast.
Joe Rock (Acco ’92), a partner at KPMG, has been
named to the executive committee of the Milwaukee
Repertory Theater.
Craig Hausz (Acco ’96) started a CPA firm, Hausz
& Associates, PLLC with his wife (also a CPA) in
Addison, Texas.
Tom Broderick (Acco ’99) recently joined the Board
of Directors of the AICPA.
Tommy Jostad (Bus Ad ’00) is chief financial officer
of Milwaukee’s Harry & Rose Samson Family Jewish
Community Center.
Tom Maltese (Int’l Bus/Acco ’04) of Deloitte Tax LLP
was selected by the Milwaukee Business Journal as
one of their “40 Under 40” 2015 award winners.
Jenny Vonckx (Bus Ad ’05) is controller at Wixon,
Inc., a manufacturer of seasonings, flavors, and
technologies for the food and beverage industry.
Allen Burbey (Acco ’06) is senior auditor for the U.S.
Department of Health & Human Services Office of
Inspector General in the Madison field office.
Dan Cherwin (Bus Ad ’06) is assurance resident in
the global real estate, hospitality, and construction
IN MEMORIAM
Walter Sanford “Bud” Stumpf passed away
on November 7, 2014. Bud attended Marquette
University on a basketball scholarship and later
served as a member of Marquette’s athletic board.
When he retired from the I.R.S. in 1972, Bud became
an associate professor at Marquette where he taught
accounting and taxation until 1990. Bud always
considered himself a Marquette Warrior. He was 95
years old.
Francis “Van” W. Van Opens (’49) died on
December 28, 2014, at 95 years of age. Van Opens
served in the U.S. Army during World War II and
worked for many years as a CPA. Mr. Van Opens lived
in Racine, Wisconsin.
James N. Wolter (’57) died on April 9, 2014. He was
77 years old.
Thomas P. Fredricks (’59) died on February 27, 2015.
He was a CPA, earning the prestigious Elijah Watts
Award in 1968. Mr. Fredricks started the accounting
program at Waukesha County Technical College
where he taught full-time. He also taught part-time at
Carroll University in Waukesha, Wisconsin until 2012.
The Waukesha resident was 77 years old.
James H. Roth passed away on Feb. 25, 2015, at 90
years of age. Mr. Roth’s career included 40 years of
experience in financial management and consulting in
health care. He resided in Lodi, Wisconsin.
WEDDINGS
John Mazurek (Bus Ad ’09) and Laura (Finley)
Mazurek (Bus Ad ’10) on July 12, 2014, at the Church
of the Gesu with more than 30 alumni in attendance.
Tiffany (Roberts) Kowieski (Acco ’10) and Matthew
Kowieski (Bus Ad ’10) on October 18, 2014, at the
Church of the Gesu. The bride’s parents, alumni Scott
Roberts (Bus Ad ’85) and Elizabeth Roberts (Bus
Ad ’87) joined more than 75 additional alums in the
celebration.
Nicholas Alonge (Acco ’12) and Meagan (O’Hara)
Alonge (Nurs ’11) were wed at the Church of the
Gesu in Milwaukee. Nicholas is an audit associate at
Baker Tilly Virchow Kraus and Meagan is a registered
nurse in a cardiac unit.
BIRTHS
Traci (Powers) Sara (Bus Ad ’05, Grad ’06) and
Mike Sara (Comm ’05) welcomed son Leo Michael,
who joins sisters Emaline and Claire.
Sean Goins (Acco ’07) and Elizabeth (Kasper)
Goins (Arts ’08) have a son, Braden, born January 2,
2015, who joins sister Caitlin.
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